scott sessions was in my elvis tribute band. was a trumpet player. >> i had been promising scott for months, that i would make it to one of his gigs. we bought our tickets the minute they went on sale and i was going to get to see scott play in the first time forever. it was pretty exciting. >> as it got closer and closer to start time scott wasn't there. >> it was weird because scott had failed to show up for the gig, something scott doesn't do. >> he was always ridiculously early to the begin and always ready to go dressed, looking good. >> when the curtain opened and he wasn't there we thought, well, maybe he'll show up in a little bit and if i remember correctly it was starting to snow. >> it was snowy. it was cold. scott didn't show up. >> in the back of mind, i had a bad feeling. >> we were all trying to out what had happened. >> our story begins here in greeley, colorado. it's about an hour north of denver and it's a community built on cattle, oil, and agriculture, but one that thriving blue scene. >> greeley, colorado, a

they got the perfect start — scott boland with wicket of srikar bharat early in the first session.'s pace attack did most of the damage on thursday. all the build—up to the champions league final on the bbc sport website. can inter milan cause an upset perhaps against manchester city, who are very much on for the chapel at the moment. that's all the sport for now. well, this week one of russia's most prominent human rights campaigners has gone on trial for his stance on the war. oleg orlov, who is 70, faces up to three years in jail for allegedly discrediting the russian army. the bbc�*s russia editor, steve rosenberg, attended the trial in moscow. arriving for his trial, one of russia's most respected human rights campaigners. oleg orlov stands accused of repeatedly discrediting the russian army through his public criticism of the war in ukraine. he faces up to three years in prison. ahead of the trial, he told me how concerned he is by the wave of repression sweeping russia. translation: by the level - of cruelty, by the length of prison terms being handed out, this is reminiscen

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a bifurcation could be starting to appear around the country scott jerkin will join us. >>> off the session low, concerns about rising costs offsetting that 11% jump in revenue. we're at 4205. wouldn't be far from the highest close of the year. ! i'm hearing the new google pixel is really great. and it comes with at&t best deals on all of them. this one looks nice. that's a house favorite and it's served with your choice of plans. thank you. there's gotta be a catch. no catch and no trade-in required either. ooh. oh. how do you know all of this? i come here a lot. love the service. at at&t, new and existing customers can choose any google pixel, with our choice of plans, and always get our best deal. ♪ close in a moment. rebounding sharply from the two-month close. media and mining leading the gains today. utilities are lagging. the stoxx 600 fell 3% in the month of may key to the market narrative is softening inflation across europe flash readings in spain, germany, france, all showed slowing down in rising prices. europe's headline down to 6.1% in may, down from 7% core inflation eased by

a shortened session monday >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center the rally, stocks higher on this final trading day of june after another inflation read is music to our ears. joining me right here post 9 liz young, bryn talkington, steve weis weiss. the nasdaq is the big winner the s&p's best first half. we have a lot to work with inflation continues to fall. i'm so glad that we have lebed and weiss on together because your views -- >> that's one of us, by the way. >> -- are so opposed i'm going to give the ball to jim first. not that your positioning was so perfect but your call has been good now what >> so i'm sticking with the call steve has a different opinion but it's not like he's an idiot. it's not there's rationality to the thesis of 500 basis points of rate hikes should have a dramatic effect. there's rationality to the idea that the yield curve is a predictor. however, there are other perspectives and my perspective, scott and viewers, has always come from the point of view of what the companies are saying. it does

the earliest is the collective wes scott times and must be brought to an end the the new session of a lot right now. moving up, i need to ship a position associated with the local church. so certificate of boulevard you much and watch coolers, which was a job project. so call it all the cards. you put the room in the gym, the one to know what that of all are just want to illustrate. you other choose, control the some of the stuff we need for you plus the search, which is kind of charlotte. i'm with a number of words somewhere else than what is going up. so let me just block from that i was calling charter, the cut daughter get to a new new north shell service in law school, good from advocates are supposed to be able to do some if you did. you validate the the, i need studios we are selves have serious doubts about the common sense of many western leaders. they have admitted that it is they who are fighting against us not ukraine. russia is talking different about, says west and latest black silicon cognitive abilities and expose themselves that they are in a direct fight against most

a shortened session monday >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scottd center the rally, stocks higher on this final trading day of june after another inflation read is music to our ears. joining me right here post 9 liz young, bryn talkington, steve weis weiss. the nasdaq is th

the judge jonathan goodman gaveled us into session right on time, write about 3:00 on the east coast. it should be over in short ord order. >> norah: so, scott, donald trump has been inside this federal courthouse for more than an hour now. what's been happening? what do you expect has to be done before he leaves? >> reporter: well, they booked him in the courthouse itself. what cbs news has been told from law enforcement officials is that they booked him here in an office space inside the courthouse, either out of convenience, due to the significant security in and outside the courthouse, potentially for everybody's safety, often times in this district of florida they will book you in a different buildinu from the courthouse over to bear. they did it right in an office space in the courthouse. he arrived with the marshals about an hour in advance of getting to the court room, took fingerprints, took his social security number, his birthdate, all of the things you get from a criminal defendant for the booking process. as i mentioned earlier, no booking photo in this case. donald trump has an official case number, it is 23- 80101. ite a num h

scott as you know, it spends $4.5 billion just this session to deal with of this problem, a federal responsibility somy question is do you believe mr. wolf, mr. scott, secretary mayorkas is responsible for the consequences that followed the recessions of mpt with response to its happened to this country? >> it's a resounding yes. the secretary and the migrant protection protocols, so he is responsible for the actions that follow that. >> and i would say at the end of the day it's okay to claim asylum. what's not okay is to simply be released into the country. it's not okay to say that there's an immense amount of fraud in the system, dhs knows that. they have the numbers and we use the numbers that come from dhs but they simply put blinders on and say we are okay with that amount of fraud. it's okay for the american people. that's why we implemented it and did a number of other things they are not doing that now. all the folks claiming asylum now are being released into the american communiti. that's not okay. >> i agree. >> i agree fully and i want to point out they made sure people got due proce

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scott. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's begin at day 8 of the french open tennis, because after receiving criticism, organisers have scheduled a women's match in the evening sessionsabalenka will take on american sloane the pairare due the pair are due on court at 6pm gmt. all 6 previous night matches in this year's tournament have been from the men's draw. —— 7pm gmt. last year only one of the 10 night matches involved female players. tournament director amelie mauresmo saying at the time that men's matches had more "appeal". earlier, russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova booked her place in the last eight, fighting back from a set down to beat belgium's elise mertens, by two sets to one, in a match that lasted more than three hours. well, on court right now is world number three novak djokovic, who's continuing his quest for a record 23rd grand slam title. the two—time french open champion is taking on the peruvianjuan pablo varillas for a place in the quarter—finals. he has made a decent start, he is up for— two with a break of serve in that first set. after completing two thirds of the treble, manchester city manager pep guardiola has reiterated his side need to

scott welcome to "the exchange." fed chair powell testifying. he said it's less important now in terms of rate hikes dow is down 30 points, the session low is 178,aq is the worst performer.

scott welcome to "the exchange." fed chair powell testifying. he said it's less important now in terms of rate hikes dow is down 30 points, the session low is 178, the s&p 500 is down 19, 4369 today, a half%. the nasdaq is the worst performer. let's get straight to steve liesman. steve, for all the biggest takeaways from day one >> hey, kelly, thank you just a few moments allege, fed chair jay powell pretty specifically endorsed the outlook for two more rate hikes, noting that a majority of fed officials had forecast it, and saying it's a pretty good guess if the economy performs as expected, but they're in no hurry to hike rates. >> the level to which we raise rates is a separate question from the speed speed in the early process was important, it is not now now we're moderating that pace >> powell had said in his opening remarks, but still, quote, has a long way to go to get to the 2% target consumer spending had picked up, housing was weak higher rates and slow you output was slowing business investment, but the labor market remains very tight the upshot was little change to the 75-point probability, and -- i'm going to double check that -- a

eventually began at age best and after the 1st session was lost to rein. frustrating and needing 174 runs in the meeting. simon wickets. night watchman. scott bowed and was the 1st to see with bold damage of building spring. it did not stop moving only from dismissing crap asleep whose mind can watch it helps him as he went to be called century the story book. when captain ben stokes dismissed, come on to the match book to be with in england, scrolls cats and pet cummins and nathan lion, hardly known until the bad thing prowess states about putting the miracle the remaining told the $54.00 rooms gradually reduced escape. it stokes might have been able to stop the partnership in its trips, but he couldn't hold on and the 1000000 stones of pain shots that would make it possible to play a proud of all these thoughts but the mood he didn't know which way to look. so it's almost unbelievably, did not look through his most experience. spoke to james anderson, who has 686 taste. we can fly to these best. and then came the winning runs and elements of ravine is off. the tourists lost by 2 limbs chasing a similar target in 2005. the very same ground

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session going. i'll see what the rest of the day holds. see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, scott.i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. bullet troof there's one trade our market says can with stand the fed and whatever they might throw at us. and we'll talk about whether another black swan event could be just around the corner. plus, china's economy is so weak, officials are reportedly planning for stimulus measures but investors say the economy may prove more resilient than expected and with banks on the

session going. i'll see what the rest of the day holds. see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, scott.come to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. bullet troof there's one trade our market says can with stand the fed and whatever they might throw at us. and we'll talk about whether another black swan event could be just around the corner. plus, china's economy is so weak, officials are reportedly planning for stimulus measures but investors say the economy may prove more resilient than expected and with banks on the sidelines, other lenders are busy stepping in to fill a capitol void in commercial real estate ♪ ♪ there are two areas in particular where there is great opportunity right now. that's ahead before all that, let's have a quick look at the markets. dow is up 384 points, rebounding from yesterday's unh led decline and 1.1% dwayne here 4409 for the s&p, with a 36-point pop today the nasdaq, up 87 points or 2/3 of 1%. ironically, it's the laggard look at the treasury complex, as well we saw a big reaction initially to that fed meeting yesterday. but lo

scott. >>> a big announcement could come today in oakland as the a's quest to move to las vegas and it is the last day nevada lawmakers are in sessionourn. there is still a key decision to be made, whether the state officials are willing to fund that move. last month the a's agreed in principle to a deal that the state would allocate about $380 million in public funding to help build a new ballpark. however, that still has to be voted on by lawmakers and as part of the state's budget. the a's lease on the coliseum expires at the end of next year and one week from tomorrow a's fans are set to host a reverse boycott to urge the owner, john fisher, to sell the team. >>> trending this morning, peta's push for people to not eat chicken is backfiring. >> this week for dinosaur day, peta tweeted out saying think twice before ordering that chicken sandwich. t-rex wouldn't approve of you eating their descendants. if you wouldn't eat a t-rex, don't eat a chicken. that tweet sent twitter users in a frenzy. many people started trolling saying they would love to try t-rex, some posting pictures of their cooked chicken pretending it was t-rex mea

scott is liking it and thank you for joining us. seeing delta airline shares hit ago fresh 52-week high on track to stretch their record winning streak to 16 sessions. right now reversing just a bit in this final hour of at the same time down about a third of a percent for delta airlines. investors are flying high on that news about the 15, 16 point streak but the summer travel season in full swing and they're dreading airline delays and no wonder the stock of the company that helps airlines reduce flight delays is up 131% this year? next, we'll reveal the company and bring in the ceo with closing bell 49 minutes away. it's friday. i'm doing math in my head. we've got triple witching friday. expirations of options and futures and might get a little hairy in the final minutes of trade and stay with us. the c "claman countdown" it comg right back. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your lif

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scott on balance of power yesterday. let's check in on balance of power. equity futures just about negative. eu higher by single basis points. much higher in yesterday's sessionhe first in australia and the second out of canada. plenty of surprises out of canada the past couple days. the wildfires painting the sky orange. the last 20 minutes or so, inbound flights to laguardia have been grounded although visibility. they have been slowing traffic into new york city airports the last day or so. tom: we saw yesterday that new york at one point was limiting and coming. i saw one tweet that across america, it is 20 minutes delayed in coming. you nailed this yesterday saying it is a movable feast. as a general statement, it seems to get worse and worse. lisa a: i am not a weather expert, i am just reading the reports that say it was coming in and settling as the afternoon goes on. there is a real question about the disruption as people are not able to be outside. schools even cancel events and classes. tom: i want you to bring our next guest who was so special. as you get out the map and look at google and taiwan and the distance to china. it can vary but the answ